Krishnamurti Paddhati is an excellent system (Paddhati) of astrological predictions conceived & created by The Great Indian Astrology King, late Prof. K.S. Krishnamurti. As you must have experienced that accuracy of the time period of the events is difficult when one uses Traditional/Vedic or any other system. KP can give you a precise YES or NO answer astrologically to your questions. To overcome the above and similar short-comings of the conventional vedic system, KP comes as savior. The position of a planet either benefic or malefic covers a large domain of 30° within a Rasi. K.P. system tends to evolve a system by which the operation of a particular planet in a Rasi, is determined by just not its placement but by the constellation it travels and the sub lord it is positioned in. All planets moving from Vernal Equinox Aries according to the Nirayana system get their results modified as they move in the Zodiac. Thus in the first 13°20’ any planet transiting in Mesha will be influenced by the constellation called Aswini and so on till Revathi in which the planet will be influenced by Mercury. As the duration of the zone 13°20’ for each Nakshatra is a broad zone, they are further classed into nine parts in proportion to their duration as per their Vimshotri Dasa. This is termed as the sub-lord. Normally, Jupiter, Venus, affiliated Mercury and waxing Moon are termed as natural benefics while Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu & Ketu as malefics. But in KP it is determined by sub lord planet is posited in. 1. The planet in a constellation will offer the result of Bhava house occupied by the lord of the constellation. 2. The planet which is situated in a constellation is the strongest to offer the results of the house occupied by the lord of the constellation.. 3. The occupants of a house is strong to give the results of the house occupied by it. Planets in the constellation of the occupants of a Bhava will indicate the fruits of the Bhava. 4.Planet deposited in the constellation of the lord of the sign where the cusp of a house falls. 5. Then only the lord of the sign where the cusp of a house falls. The above form the various significators for the determination of a particular event. Only the conjoined planets of the above should be utilised for determining the end result. Hence it may be concluded that the planet is the resource, constellation indicates nature of the result and the sub is a deciding factor whether the matter is favourable or not. Unless the last is favourable we do not call it a benefic. Note:- Rahu & Kethu are Nodes. A node signifies firstly the results of the planet or planets with which It Is conjoined, then the results of lord of the constellation in which It is deposited, then the planet or planets aspecting it and lastly of the owner of the sign in which it is deposited.

This is not just a book. It is actually an encyclopedia of KP astrology. Written in a very lucid manner with example charts make this a very unique one to read. Everyone who have some interest in KP astrology will definitely going to be benefited through this book. The best thing about the book is that it contains everything for a beginner and for an expert too.

The name of late Professor Krishnamurti is well known in modern astrology. He did sincere and serious research in the field of astrology and given it a new dimension. For some time the work of Krishnamurti was neither recognised nor respected by traditional astrologers due to one or another reason. It was only in 1996 when Dr. Arastu Prabhakar, and Shri Daya Shankar (IRS) recognised the importance and face value of the work of late K.P. their efforts yielded results and astrologers as a whole came to know about the amazing system of prognostication. Dr. Arastu has gone a step ahead and blended the traditional astrology with that of K. P. to make it a compendium of vast knowledge. He has also tried to bridge the gaps which persisted in the work of K.P. to make it lucid and easily comprehensible. The present book is an almost complete book on horary astrology.

Win bets on sporting events using the prediction system of Vedic Astrology • Describes the basics of Vedic Astrology and how it can be applied to sports betting • Outlines 5 powerful techniques for predicting the outcome of any one-on-one competition • Details how to determine the physical strength of each side, whose motivation and drive to win is strongest, and who has fate on their side Everything that is born, which has a lifespan and an ending, is a space-time event. That includes contests as well as human beings. And just as your personal astrological chart can describe success or failure in various areas of your life, so too can a contest chart created from the time, date, and location of an event show us winners and losers of one-on-one competitions. Drawing on traditional Vedic Astrology as well as his own research and winning experience, Simon Chokoisky outlines 5 powerful techniques for predicting the outcome of any competition between two opponents with 70–80 percent accuracy. He explains how sports betting offers black-and-white outcomes and you do not have to be an advanced astrologer to understand the principles in this book or to apply them to daily life. Using examples from his bets in the World Cup and baseball, the author shows how to judge the favorite and determine the underdog’s chances by looking into the body, mind, and soul of a team and its players. He details how to use the planets to determine the physical strength of each side and whose motivation, mental toughness, and drive to win is strongest as well as the more subtle spiritual nature of each team--who is luckier and who has fate on their side. He details how he used these simple principles to win hundreds of bets and how he now uses them to fund charitable causes. Including personal stories of his experiences with grace, beginner’s luck, and the Vedic philosophy of karma and dharma, Chokoisky demonstrates how the planets and stars relate not only to our sports competitions but also our individual lives. He shows us how the astrologer must become part of the prediction, how a bad day can mean bad luck, and how to ride the wave of good fortune by avoiding specific days that are ill-disposed to betting. Chokoisky explains that one way to remain in the good graces of the gods is to donate a portion of your winnings to charity. He describes how right conduct is essential to continue profiting from this technique and how your own karma and dharma can indicate how to approach gambling as well as how to use your winnings.

Kathir Subbiah, aka KT Astrologer is a writer, book author, Vedic astrologer, trader, and computer programmer based in California. He graduated with a master’s degree in Software Systems from BITS, Pilani, India. He works as a Software Developer at Microsoft Corporation. He learned Vedic astrology thoroughly for over two decades by conducting research, creating case studies, going over analytics, analyzing patterns and real-life events. His moment of fame came in November 2016 after predicting Donald Trump’s victory in the US Presidential election. He predicted the outcome a year in advance in December 2015. He also predicted the March 9, 2020 crash with that exact date a month in advance on February 7, 2020. He has since appeared in Vanakkam Tamizha live morning talk show on Sun TV Tamil on March 19, 2020. He has been writing monthly predictions based on gochar aspects since 2012. They are all available on his website in six languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam He has been writing monthly predictions in a Marathi magazine, Grahasanket (ग्रहसंके) from 2016. This book is intended to teach the basics of Vedic astrology. It is a very good start if you are interested in learning Vedic astrology. You will come to know the illustrious history of Vedic astrology and how it evolved over a long period of time to tell the tale of the current panchang in use today. The basis of panchang, and different types of panchang we use today, and their differences are clearly explained by the author. The 9 planets, the 12 signs and 27 nakshatras, and the effects of mahadasha on a horoscope are clearly written. You will come to know about the important dosha and yoga like Manglik Dosha, Nadi Dosha, Rajju Dosha, Sarpa Dosha, Sayana Dosha, Pitru Dosha, Putra Dosha, Parivarthana Yoga, Dharma Karmathipathi Yoga, Gaja Kesari Yoga, Viparita Raja Yoga, Neecha Bhanga Raja Yoga. You will also see a sizable collection of case studies with raja yoga and dosha.

The Nakṣatra Sūtra is a treasure found in the Taittirīya Brāhmaṇa, a branch of the ancient Yajur Veda. Because of this, it holds unique importance and unparalleled authority among nakṣatra texts, for it allows us to understand the nakṣatras in much clearer accord with the Vedic sages who originally envisioned them. I also supplement the book with other sections from the Taittirīya Brāhmaṇa that also talk about the nakṣatras, and with a section entitled, The True Story of the Nakṣatra Gods: a dramatic narration of the 27 nakṣatra divinities, focused on what is most relevant to their nakṣatra's symbolism. This original work pulls together diverse Purāṇic and Vedic source material to paint a vivid picture of often unknown tales and details essential for fully understanding the subtleties of the 27 Vedic stars.

Nakshatra means 'something that never decays'. It has been referred to as 'constellation' or 'asterism' and also at times as 'lunar mansions' by astrologers. Among these, the word 'asterism' comes closest to the meaning of 'Nakshatra'. Nakshatra is the Real Secret of Vedic Astrology. There are billions of stars in the sky. A group of stars when forms a recognizable pattern, we call it a constellation. There could be uncountable number of constellations in the skies depending upon from where we see it. We see them from the Earth and the astronomers have discovered 88 constellations till now. In astrology, we only use 27 constellations, which form the twelve zodiac belts. There are 12 zodiac sign in this zodiac belt and each zodiac sign has a width of 30 degrees. Each zodiac sign is owned by a certain planet out of 7 primary planets. A planet can be present anywhere in Zodiac sign, either in its own zodiac sign or in some other zodiac sign. In the Vedic (Hindu) system of Astrology, known in Sanskrit as Jyotish, the 27 constellations and not the 12 star-signs are the key to understanding celestial influences on our planet. These 27 constellations are known as the 27 Nakshatra, which are 300 to 400 light years away from earth. Based on a person's moon Nakshatra at the time of birth, Jyotish offers a most powerful predictive technique compared to other forms of astrology.

Unlock the mysteries and insights of Indian astrology Vedic astrology—known as Jyotish in its home of India—can be a powerful channel of insights and revelations in your daily life. But how to unlock this complex tool? Vedic Astrology for Beginners breaks down the core concepts of Vedic astrology, showing you how to analyze your birth chart to better understand your personality, relationships, and life path. Discover the ancient origins of Vedic astrology and its differences from Western astrology. Explore detailed profiles of each planet, zodiac sign, and the other essential elements of a Jyotish natal horoscope. With these foundational steps, you'll gain a better understanding of your physical, emotional, and spiritual experiences—and even begin to anticipate your future. In Vedic Astrology for Beginners, you'll find: Key components—Learn the basic elements of Vedic astrology, including the planets, signs, houses, and lunar mansions—each representing or influencing areas of your life. Chart your birth—Get started on analyzing your birth chart with a primer on the processes of assembly and evaluation, plus an example chart analysis. Astrological resources—Explore a glossary of helpful Sanskrit terms and determine your exact planetary placements with handy calculation charts. Relieve stress and start bringing balance to your life with Vedic Astrology for Beginners.

An authoritative primer to Jyotish, or Vedic Astrology, this book draws on the author's extensive study of the tradition. Andrew Mason explains in detail the practical applications of Jyotish, introduces the planets, signs and houses, as well as the many rich and highly entertaining mythologies of the system with an explanation of how to interpret them. He also covers Vedic Astrology's sister science, Ayurveda, and describes how they interact to provide insight into celestial timing, sustained health and general wellbeing. With sample charts that show the applications throughout, the book provides a complete an accessible resource on Jyotish for students of Indian astrology and Ayurveda practitioners. It will also be of interest to anyone with a passion for astrology.